MONEY is the root of all evil, but everyone wants a tree in the garden. Such is the moral of Bernard Shaw’s Widowers’ Houses, his self-declared “Didactic Realistic Play”, first produced in 1892 and subsequently published as one of three Plays Unpleasant.
Sunday 11 January 2015
Theatre round-up: Widower's Houses and The Grand Tour Reviews
MONEY is the root of all evil, but everyone wants a tree in the garden. Such is the moral of Bernard Shaw’s Widowers’ Houses, his self-declared “Didactic Realistic Play”, first produced in 1892 and subsequently published as one of three Plays Unpleasant.
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